Trustees tour five proposed Mendocino campus sites
Mendocino Community College district trustees plan a 9 a.m. Saturday inspection at the Ukiah Fairgrounds interim campus to review five potential permanent sites. Sites include 69 acres near Low Gap Road and possibly 20 acres by Feed Lot Road, plus others in Redwood Valley, Willits, Batchelor Valley, and near Upper Lake Rodman Ranch.
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Mendocino Community College
Ukiah Fairgrounds
Low Gap Road
Okiahi
Feed Lot Road
Bush Street
Redwood Valley Laughlin Way
Cal Trans
Frank Porro
Willits
Haehl Creek
Lake County
Upper Lake
Highway 20
Rodman Ranch
Potter Valley
Yokayo Ranch
Billie Smith
Anderson Valley
Round Valley
Ukiah
Smith
Agriculture
Planning Commissions
Redwood Valley Brimming With Water, College May Locate
Redwood Valley to brim with water within two years as Mendocino College hears calls for a permanent Ukiah-area campus. E.C. Goodwin outlined a new dual water system, with $2.7 million already funded and total project at $4.8 million.
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Mendocino
Goodwin
Department of Public Works
Redwood Valley
Lake Mendocino
Mendocino-Russian River
Bureau of Reclamation
Mendocino College
Russian River
Tear gas used to flush suspect from motel room
A 35 year old Okiahan man, Bobby Dean Shockley, was found to have struck a highway patrolman and then barricaded himself in a Lantern Inn motel room on S State Street. After negotiations failed, a tear gas canister was deployed and Shockley surrendered. He faces assault on a peace officer resisting arrest and drunk driving charges. The incident drew response from CHP and Ukiah police.
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Okiahan
Bobby Dean Shockley
CHP
Bob Kingsley
Shockley
Lantern Inn
S. State Street
Mill Street
Kingsley
Ukiah
Dennis Marcheschi
Ford to unveil intelligence reform plan in TV conference
The White House said President Ford will hold a televised news conference at 5 p.m. Pacific in the East Room to present his proposals to reform U.S. intelligence agencies. Press Secretary Ron Nelsen noted a five minute opening statement outlining recommendations to reorganize intelligence operations.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ford
U.S
Ron Nelsen
West Bank riots blamed on PLO and Jordanian groups
Israeli security sources say the Palestine Liberation Organization incited two weeks of unrest in West Bank towns. Demonstrations occurred in Bethlehem Beit Jallah Beit Sahour and Moslem districts with stone throwing at police and troops. Authorities report broader disruption, with some West Bank leaders covertly backing the PLO and King Hussein moves cited as a possible trigger.
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West Bank
Israel
PLO
U.N
Yasser Arafat
Hussein
Jordan
Kalandria
Jerusalem
Ramallah
El-Birah
Federal agents swarm as Hamilton bank folds
About 150 federal banking agents count assets at Hamilton National Bank in Chattanooga as it fails, then sold to First Tennessee National Corp for 16.25 million. The FDIC liquidates riskier loans while First Tennessee gains solid assets. shareholders suffer.
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Chattanooga
Hamilton Bancshares, Inc
Chattanooga Bank
New York
Hill
Hamilton
Hamilton National
First Tennessee National
First National Bank of Memphis
FDIC
First Tennessee
Gunman kills two at American University of Beirut
A Jordanian engineering student Najem Najem opened fire on the American University of Beirut campus killing the dean of engineering Raymond Ghosn and the dean of students Robert Najemi before Palestinian guerrillas and Lebanese forces intervened. Najem surrendered after being stopped by a University employee who shot him, with hostages and staff members present during the confrontation.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
American University of Beirut
Najem Najem
Raymond Ghosn
Robert Najemi
U.S
Worcester
Mass
Najemi
Najem
University
George Hakim
Hakim
George Sayegh
Alaugh City Council Sets Three Hearings For Zoning Changes
Three public hearings will be held tomorrow at 8 PM by Alaugh city council. First, a planning commission initiated rezoning of parcels on Dorn between Observatory and Washington from R2 to R3 to permit offices and neighborhood services. Second, Diamond International seeks to rezone Perkins Street from C1 light commercial to highway commercial and restricted industrial to add front parking. Third, an alley abandonment at the northeast corner of Clara Avenue and the railroad tracks.
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Aluagh
City Planning Commission
S Dorn
Observatory
Washington Streets
Diamond International
Perkins Street
Candidates Night features 14 Ukiah city council hopefuls
Fourteen candidates, the largest field in years, vie for three Ukiah city council seats in the March 2 election. The event at Frank Zeek school begins at 7:15 p.m. with LWV president Dorothy Smith introducing the order of appearance by lot. Each candidate has five minutes to speak and two minutes for audience questions. Hay Nelson serves as moderator.
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Lions International
Ukiah High School
Redwood Empire Lions
Moose Lodge
S. State Street
Norris
Lake Mendocino
Ukiah
Frank Zeek School
League of Women Voters
Hay Nelson
Voter Service
Dorothy Smith
LWV
Lot
Wallace Bettin
Ira Brannon
Robert F Burke
Lyell Cash
Maurice Cox Jr
Lee Enemark
Ted Feibusch
Robert Gran
Daniel Hamburg
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Bob Harrah
Willits Council
City of Willits
Pg&e
Witter Springs
Batchelor Valley
Robert Harrah
New Ukiahi
Walter Camp
Erickson
College
Bulletin
Nablus
Jericho
Jenin
Tulkarm
Kalkilia
al Aqsa
Federal
Hamilton Bank
Ernest Conklin
Newton Falls
Ohio
Lewis Caroleas
New Orleans
Radwan Malawi
George Abu Haidar
Haidar
Palestine Armed Struggle Command
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Huby
John F Kennedy
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